Thomasville Langdon Fabric Sectional with Storage Ottoman $1300. Reg $1500. F/S from Costco.

schneems

Jul 15, 2024 08:00 PM

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schneemsJul 15, 2024 08:00 PM

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I'm looking for a non-crappy sectional and it seems like that's not a thing that exists anymore. Does anyone own this? Would you rave about the comfort?

tmcb82

Jul 21, 2024 02:14 AM

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tmcb82Jul 21, 2024 02:14 AM

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Quote from schneems

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I'm looking for a non-crappy sectional and it seems like that's not a thing that exists anymore. Does anyone own this? Would you rave about the comfort?

My brother-in-law got this one a month ago and it's comfortable, well made, and has premium touches like cushions that zip and strap into place. We liked his so much we bought a different (but still Thomasville from Costco) sectional for ourselves, just a 6-piece (no recliner but an ottoman instead) and we like it also as well.

Jimmy1201

Jul 24, 2024 02:50 PM

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Jimmy1201Jul 24, 2024 02:50 PM

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Quote from tmcb82

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My brother-in-law got this one a month ago and it's comfortable, well made, and has premium touches like cushions that zip and strap into place. We liked his so much we bought a different (but still Thomasville from Costco) sectional for ourselves, just a 6-piece (no recliner but an ottoman instead) and we like it also as well.

Did you buy the Lowell sectional? Am debating between Tisdale and Lowell and would love some insights.

Chisav

Jul 24, 2024 03:34 PM

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ChisavJul 24, 2024 03:34 PM

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Quote from Jimmy1201

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Did you buy the Lowell sectional? Am debating between Tisdale and Lowell and would love some insights.

We recently purchased a Lowell with an extra seat. The base is pretty light but the cushions and pillows can be unzipped and washed. The ottoman cannot be unzipped. They bring it in, set it up and take all the trash with them. The couch has locking mechanisms that allow them to lock into each other. That being said it's very comfortable, I have knocked out on it multiple times in the evening. We have only had it for a a month so I cannot review long term ownership.

tmcb82

Jul 25, 2024 01:10 PM

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tmcb82Jul 25, 2024 01:10 PM

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Quote from Jimmy1201

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Did you buy the Lowell sectional? Am debating between Tisdale and Lowell and would love some insights.

We got the Tinsdale. The Lowell has the arm on both end and middle curve ( I'm not sure what it's actually called). The Tinsdale (mine) if you want arm on both side there is going to be a gap at the curve (where you can put the ottoman or have one end have no arm rest. In our case we put we left the curve empty and instead put a end table there. So it feels more like two couches but we have a place to put our cups (etc) and still have the ottoman in the front. Trust me you will want it there. With the ottoman pushed up I can can sleep like a baby on that thing. I had to clean the ottoman once already (I have dogs) a simple carpet cleaner does the trick but they are pretty stain resistant. Honestly, it's the best couch we've ever owned thus far. I got mine for $1,100 on sale if you were to switch look out for that.

Last edited by tmcb82 July 25, 2024 at 06:18 AM.

Thomasville Langdon Fabric Sectional with Storage Ottoman $1300. Reg $1500. F/S from Costco.

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